Ice Climbing in Poland: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Discover the astounding beauty of the High Tatras in the south of Poland from the ice!
Head up a frozen waterfall or one of the region’s numerous icefalls in order to get stunning views and a unique perspective. Combine your trip with a winter mountaineering one to climb even more ice and get even better views! “Compare and book a certified guide for your Ice Climbing trip with Explore-Share.com: 1500+ guides, 70+ countries and more than 8000 different programs to choose from. Take a pick from our Ice Climbing selection. The mountains are calling!
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FAQs: Ice Climbing in Poland
What should I know about Ice Climbing Poland?
The High Tatras and Carpathians run along Poland’s southern border and are home to the country’s top ice climbing spots. Zakopane, which site near the Slovakian border is usually where ice climbers head first. From here plenty of multi-pitch options are easily accessible.
There is climbing here that is easily accessible for climbers of every level. For intermediate and advanced climbers, heading out to Morse Oko mountain, the White Water Valley, Dolina Wielicka, Dolina Białej Wody and Dolina Staroleśna are all especially popular options.
Not only is each one as beautiful as he last, but you have options for longer and shorter ascents as well as single-pitch, multi-pitch and goulottes climbing.
Why should I choose Poland for my Ice Climbing adventure?
Stunning scenery
The High Tatras in southern Poland, boast some of the eastern European country’s most stunning scenery. Enjoy gorgeous mountain views with snow-white peaks and slopes surrounded by dark green coniferous forests. Getting up a frozen waterfall ro ice fall is one of the best ways to enjoy the surrounding beauty.
Kill two birds with one stone
Several guides offer combination ice climbing and winter mountaineering trips. Adding some glacier hiking and rock climbing, you could easily parlay your ice climbing adventure into a full blown mountain climbing expedition. But don’t worry, there will be plenty of ice climbing involved.
Come for the culture
When you are not out on the ice, enjoy some of Polish culture. Many ice climbing trips start from Zakopane, a quaint little town with lovely architecture and numerous brs, cafes and restaurants. Be sure to try the local cuisine and head out to one of its famed Christmas markets if you’re there during the holiday season.
What can I expect from the weather in Poland?
During the winter, average daily temperatures in southern Poland are around -5ºC to about freezing. Temperatures feel colder when it is windy and go down as you increase elevation. Snow is not uncommon during this time of year, but there is still plenty of it at higher elevations.
How do I get there?
Any trip to Poland begins with a flight into the Kraków John Paul II International Airport, which offers direct flights from most major European cities. From here it is easy to take a bus or train south to where the High Tatras are. Zakopane would be your likely destination.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Poland?
Polish
What’s the country code of Poland?
+48
What currency is accepted in Poland?
Polish złoty (PLN)
What’s the high season for Ice Climbing in Poland?
December to April
What people are saying about Ice Climbing | Poland
Jakub was an excellent guide. I told him of my experience and he chose a perfect route. Demanding but fun and manageable. He also gave me a great history of the route and a wealth of information about the area.
Ryan
Jakub was an excellent guide. I told him of my experience and he chose a perfect route. Demanding but fun and manageable. He also gave me a great history of the route and a wealth of information about the area.
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